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Top Video Game Stock Stories This Week, 9/11/26

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Sep 11, 2026 at 02:53 PM
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Nintendo showcased Switch 2 titles including Metroid and Kirby. Saudi PIF may merge EA with Savvy Games Group. Sony launches Marvel's Wolverine in September, despite a split with Kojima Productions. Capcom's Onimusha: Way of the Sword sold 1 million units, while Remedy's Control: Resonance is set for late September release.

Nintendo (NTDOF) had a huge week with fresh Switch 2 news. Sony (SONY) also kicked off a big fall run. Additionally, Capcom (CCOEF) had a new hit game, while EA could soon see an even bigger deal take shape.

1. Nintendo Unveils More Switch 2 Games

Nintendo put on a big Direct show for Switch 2. The event brought news on Metroid Ravenous and Kirby and the World Beyond. Monster Hunter Wilds will also launch on Dec. 4. Final Fantasy VII Revelation is also coming to the system.

2. Saudi PIF May Merge EA With Savvy

Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund may have more plans for Electronic Arts. Reports say PIF is looking to merge EA with Savvy Games Group. The move would put both firms under one large game group. It could be a major shift in the game space.

3. Marvel's Wolverine Leads Sony's Fall Slate

Sony is set to launch Marvel's Wolverine on Sept. 15. The new game comes from Insomniac Games. It will lead a busy fall slate for PlayStation. The game also faces a packed run of big new titles coming out later this year. However, Sony also had a falling out with Kojima Productions this week.

4. Control: Resonance Gets a Deep Look

Remedy Entertainment showed off more of Control: Resonance. The game is set to launch on Sept. 24. The new game moves out of the Oldest House and into a strange New York for a more open world compared to the first title.

5. Onimusha: Way of the Sword Hits Stores

Capcom launched Onimusha: Way of the Sword on Sept. 4. The game brings back the old Onimusha name but with faster swordplay. It is set in a dark take on old Kyoto. Early fan and press buzz has been good, with 1 million units already sold.

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